You’ve most likely heard about it: someone has been living a zero-waste life for X years! How do they even do that? When we look around our homes, there’s just so many wasteful products–where should we start? Is it even possible? Learn the answers to all these questions and more!
Wise Up About Zero Waste Living
Most importantly, you’ll learn that living a zero-waste life is a process, not an instantaneous result. You’ll learn how to take care of all the wasteful, non-reusable items that are currently in your home, and how to narrow your home down until you can prioritize one area at…

You’ve heard all about them, but do you know why LEDs are more environmentally friendly than typical incandescent bulbs? If you don’t, now’s the perfect time to find out and take this quiz to earn points towards a SEED!
What you’ll learn from this quiz about LEDs:
You’ll learn all about LEDs, and how they compare to the typical incandescent light bulb. If you’re thinking, “why does this matter?”, then looking at this infographic tells us the many ways in which this slightly newer form of technology can help us make our homes more environmentally friendly!
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Earth Day was founded in 1970 and is now celebrated globally on April 22nd every year to support environmental protection and spread the love for Mother Earth!Mother Earth is really fighting to survive at the moment, and it is more important than ever before that our actions as individuals contribute to making our planet sustainable and healthy again.
What you’ll learn with this Earth Day quiz:
With the help of this infographic, you’ll learn all sorts of neat tips and tricks to help make Mother Earth a better place to live! This matters because all of our actions – no matter how s…

In a world of increasingly cheap, fast-fashion, it is easy to buy clothes without asking essential questions like: Who produced them? Under what conditions were they made? How far did they have to travel to get here? What is the environmental cost of this item of clothing?According to the UN Environment Program, the global fashion industry is responsible for 10% of annual global carbon emissions: that’s more than all international flights and maritime shipping combined! On a smaller scale, it takes over 3,500 litres of water to make a single pair of jeans, and the industry as a w…

As we all spend more time at home than ever before, it is very important to learn about the easy eco-friendly changes we could all make to our habits and our homes themselves!Thinking about these changes can help both our wallets and the planet at the same time–it’s a win-win situation!
What you’ll learn about eco-friendly homes:
We all know the basics, like turning off lights when leaving rooms and not having really long showers, but there’s so much more we could all do to make our homes as eco-friendly as possible!With this infographic, you will learn how insulation affec…